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Mandarin Oriental Bali
A resort opening soon in Uluwatu, Bali.
Scheduled to open in 2027 along 600 metres of dramatic oceanfront cliffs on the Bukit Peninsula next to Bukit Pandawa Golf Course, Mandarin Oriental Bali offers panoramic Indian Ocean views and direct access to a secluded white-sand beach. Designed by Design Lab, Jeffrey Wilkes, and Bill Bensley, the resort comprises 110 suites and private-pool villas alongside 68 branded residences, four restaurants and bars including a cliff-edge dining venue and beach club, an expansive Spa at Mandarin Oriental, and tennis and padel courts.
Highlights
- Set on terraced cliffside plateaus spanning 600 metres of ocean frontage on Bali's southern Bukit Peninsula next to the 18-hole Bukit Pandawa Golf Course, with direct access to a protected white-sand beach (Mandarin Oriental press release).
- 110 suites and villas—most with private plunge pools and ocean views—plus 68 three- to six-bedroom Mandarin Oriental branded residences on an 8-hectare hillside above the resort (Mandarin Oriental, Harmoni Bali).
- Architecture by Design Lab, interiors by Jeffrey Wilkes, and cliffside gardens and water features by landscape architect Bill Bensley (Mandarin Oriental).
- Four dining and bar concepts: a cliff-edge restaurant and bar, a specialty Chinese restaurant, a speakeasy bar, and a beachfront restaurant and beach club (Mandarin Oriental).
- The Spa at Mandarin Oriental with holistic wellness treatments, heat and water therapies, a fitness centre with outdoor yoga spaces, a cliff-edge infinity pool with cabanas, and a separate beach club pool (Mandarin Oriental).
- Extensive recreation and family amenities including tennis and padel courts, ocean water sports, a kids' club, an organic garden, and a sustainability lab (Mandarin Oriental).
At a glance
- Rooms from about $900 a night
- Villas from about $1,800 a night
- Rooms, suites and villas: 110
- Restaurants: 4
- Pools: 2
- Size: Large
- Due to open in 2027
- Not yet open for booking
Key Features
Beachfront, Villas, Private Pool, Eco Friendly, Beach Club
Setting and views
Near the Beach
Family & Kids
Family Friendly, Kids Club
Sports & Activities
Yoga, Gym, Water Sports, Golf, Tennis, Padel
Luxury
Luxury, Spa, Infinity Pool
Sights nearby
- Puja Mandala (landmark) (4.2 km in a straight line)
- Garuda Wisnu Kencana Cultural Park (park) (4.2 km in a straight line)
- Museum Pasifika (museum) (5.3 km in a straight line)
- Water Blow (nature) (5.7 km in a straight line)
- Ohana Kids Paradise (play & adventure) (6.2 km in a straight line)
- Jenggala Paint-a-Pot (play & adventure) (6.2 km in a straight line)
Beaches nearby
- Gunung Payung Beach (beach) (800 m in a straight line)
- Pandawa Beach (beach) (2.0 km in a straight line)
- Green Bowl Beach (beach) (3.3 km in a straight line)
- Geger Beach (beach) (3.9 km in a straight line)
- Melasti Beach (beach) (4.7 km in a straight line)
- Nusa Dua Beach (beach) (5.8 km in a straight line)
More resorts in Uluwatu
- Jumeirah Bali: Uluwatu, from about $700 a night
- The Ungasan Clifftop Resort: Uluwatu, from about $700 a night
- Umana Bali, LXR Hotels & Resorts: Uluwatu, from about $800 a night
- Svanata Uluwatu Bali Resort: Uluwatu, from about $300 a night
- Radisson Blu Resort & Villas, Bali Uluwatu: Uluwatu, from about $200 a night
- Green Escape Eco Resort: Uluwatu, from about $150 a night
Prices are approximate starting rates; the price for your dates and room is on the booking site.